Chicago Tightens Return-to-Play Rules For Youth Athletes After Concussions

The Chicago City Council recently tightened the rules for returning to play after students receive concussions during athletic activities, according to a report from The Herald News.

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The new rules state that students who show symptoms of a concussion need to receive permission from a physician or certified athletic trainer before returning to practice or play. Any official, coach or trainer is able to remove a player from play if a concussion is suspected.

Read the report from The Herald News about concussions.

Read other coverage on concussions:

– Congress Considering Student Athlete Concussion Legislation

– 5 Things to Know About Concussion Management and Prevention for Young Athletes


– Surgeons, NFL Leaders Discuss Concussion Prevention

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